The Juniper Tree

Ratings & Reviews

Ratings & Reviews

As if Fred Kelemen took Garrel's "La Cicatrice intérieure", Guerín's "Los motivos de Berta" and A. Serra's "Birdsong", sun-dried the meridional mix under Northern light, and though the aftermath of this cross-pollination is no match for its pseudo-genitors, "Juniper Tree" wins in mood where it limps in form: humans are landscape's fourth dimension, their visions & inner geography spread hypercubes midst rocky shores.

"How do you know she is a witch?" "She turned me into a newt!" I think the moral of this is that women are evil witches, and ensnare you with sex, so you're probably better off having a non-sexual relationship with a pixie.